Lisa Schulmeister

Sometimes the line between personal and professional gets blurred.

CDC guidelines issued in 2002 are now updated.

Help kidney cancer patients by being aware of available resources and support services.

How informed are you about this relatively uncommon cancer?

How is this happening, and what can be done about it?

No difference found in bacterial contamination.

Report of dog trained to detect the scent of cancer is intriguing.

A systematic review of the huge number of studies in this area finally has been done.

Reviewed in 2009, and now revised and released.

A 39% increase in the cost of care will likely occur over the next 10 years.

Fortunately, this is an environmental variable that is easily controlled.

Recent study findings confirm what nurses already know.

"Pink Glove Dance" goes viral and inspires others to post their own video messages.

Only half of nurses in one poll knew about the 10-year-old law.

A large Japanese study confirms its effectiveness.

Researchers analyzed mortality data and found that Americans die sooner than people in other countries.

The end of private practice?

Declines in tobacco use have leveled off.

National standards guide nursing practice.

On average, RNs are aging and more are employed as nurses.

Final rules are released, with $27 billion available.

A Valuable Way to Network and Share Ideas?

The Internet has made it easy for students to obtain test questions.

The FDA finally addresses safety problems with these devices.

Less than 1 in 10 utilize this option for contacting their healthcare providers.

Clinicians say they do not have sufficient time to work on infection prevention.

Chemotherapy preparation and administration called "a silent threat."

A survey of oncologists reveals that few are aware of surveillance recommendations.

Cancer is not a single disease, but a collection of many types of the disease.

A growing concern for people with cancer and their families.